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Write prompts and generate scripts ​

Why prompts matter ​

A prompt tells the LLM what to write. Its clarity, context, and constraints directly affect the quality and relevance of your script.

Prompt-writing tips ​

  • Keep it simple: Use clear instructions rather than unnecessary complexity.
  • Be specific: Define your topic, audience, and desired result.
  • Stay relevant: Include details that matter to the video.
  • Experiment: Compare different prompts and models.
  • Provide context: Explain the product or subject when needed.
  • Give examples: Show the tone or format you want.
  • Constrain the output: For example, request: Return only the narration script, without emojis, headings, or additional commentary.

Example ​

Results vary

Script quality depends on both your prompt and the model. Try different combinations to find what suits your content.

For an uplifting short video, try:

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Write a short, uplifting narration about finding the strength to keep going.

Return only the narration script, without emojis or additional commentary.

Enter the prompt and click Generate. A possible result is:

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Have you ever worked late into the night and wondered whether your effort would ever pay off?
Have you wanted to give up because progress felt too slow?

The difficult moments do not mean you are failing.
A seed grows in darkness before it reaches the light.
Your quiet efforts are building strength you cannot see yet.

Life is not a sprint. You do not have to solve everything today.
Take a breath. Rest when you need to. Then take one small step forward.

One day, you may look back and thank yourself for not giving up.
Go at your own pace. Keep going.

Edit before rendering

Use the generated script directly, or edit it manually before creating your video.